Rudi Miller is an Associate in Orrick’s Los Angeles office who focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation in the financial services industry.
Rudi has experience representing large commercial clients in complex and high-value litigation in federal and state courts across the country. She has advised clients in all stages of litigation from receipt of pre-litigation demands through discovery, expert work, summary judgment, trial preparation, and trial.
Rudi also completed a client secondment at Goldman Sachs in New York in their Litigation and Regulatory Compliance Group.
In her pro bono practice, Rudi has provided services to ICE detainees and low-income veterans.
Chaquez McCall is a lifelong resident of Florence, SC. He’s a proud graduate of Wilson High School and Francis Marion University where he majored in political science. While at Francis Marion, he was awarded the Jesse A. Cole Political Science Scholarship and The Neal D. Thigpen Award in South Carolina Politics and Government. Moreover, he was inducted into the Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society.
After graduating from Francis Marion University, Mr. McCall moved to Durham, NC and attended North Carolina Central University School of Law. While in Law School, served as a staff editor for the prestigious NCCU Law Review and worked extensively in the Civil Litigation Clinic, where he worked on small and complex litigation.
After graduating Law School, Mr. McCall returned back to his roots, Florence, SC and worked as a judicial law clerk under the tutelage of Circuit Court Judge, D. Craig Brown. During this time, he learned inner workings of the court systems.
In this role, he worked first-hand with attorneys, solicitors and judges in the area throughout the process. Upon completion of his clerkship, Mr. McCall decided to open McCall Law where he practices Personal Injury and Criminal Law.
EDUCATION & AFFILIATIONS
BS in Political Science, Francis Marion University
Juris Doctorate, North Carolina Central University School of Law (Cum Laude)
South Carolina Bar Association
South Carolina Young Lawyer’s Division
South Carolina Association for Justice
Florence Branch NAACP
Young Professionals of Florence
Executive Committeeman, Florence County Democratic Party
Jeremy L. Thompson is an associate in the Miami, Florida, office of Jackson Lewis P.C., where he focuses on helping employers navigate workplace challenges and achieve practical, business‑oriented solutions. His practice is centered on advising employers on compliance, risk management, and employment‑related disputes.
Before joining Jackson Lewis, Jeremy practiced at an internationally recognized labor and employment law firm, where he represented management in a range of labor and employment matters. Earlier in his career, Jeremy served as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Army, including as Special Trial Counsel, where he handled more than 100 matters and developed a disciplined, trial‑ready approach to legal analysis and advocacy. He also served as a criminal Assistant United States Attorney in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida, where he investigated more than 100 cases and prosecuted matters on behalf of the United States.
Across his public service and private practice experience, Jeremy has tried more than 30 federal administrative hearings and criminal trials. Drawing on that background, he brings a strategic and measured perspective to advising employers in today’s evolving employment law landscape. Jeremy began his legal career in the prestigious U.S. Department of Justice Honors Program.
Andrew C. Lang-Reyes focuses his practice on appellate and complex-commercial litigation. In addition to his litigation work, Andrew maintains an active pro bono practice with a focus on civil rights issues.
During law school, he served as an articles editor for the Northwestern University Law Review and was an active member of the Northwestern Moot Court Society. Andrew also contributed to the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy as a guest general editor and gained valuable, hands-on experience as a clinical student at the Center for Wrongful Convictions.
After law school, Andrew clerked for the Honorable Chief Judge Lavenski R. Smith of the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Additionally, he was selected as a 2023 Law Fellow for the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics.